Yup, came right in my e-mail yesterday.
The IRS has found some extra money for me, and all I had to do was send an e-mail with my personal information (the link was conveniently provided to me) and I'd get my refund ASAP.
DANG, do these clowns think I fell off the turnip truck?
First off, the IRS will NEVER admit they owe you money. Come on, people, think!! Since when do the Feds give up a nickel without a mass of extra paperwork, at least an hour of your time, and an argument?
PULEEZE, I call BULL DROPPINGS on this e-mail.
It's just some cousin of the poor Christian woman who's dying of cancer and wants to send you all of her money, if you'll just give her your bank account information. Or the guy that wants to buy your car/furniture/electronics and he'll be happy to send you a money order plus shipping -- all you have to do is send the shipper's fee over to his thief-in-law...
In EVERY case, I can promise you that you'll end up owing the bank a bunch of money, whether it's having your account stripped clean with ACH withdrawals, or when they back that fake money order out of your account.
Don't be a fool out on the Internet! Just because someone says it's true, doesn't mean it is!
In fact, doubt me too.
But be warned, if you ignore me, you will be sorry....
IRS Website: www.irs.gov
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